[geeks] A differnet type of geek adventure....

Michael A. Turner geeks at sunhelp.org
Wed Oct 10 15:00:46 CDT 2001


	What could VABEACH stand for. Vax artcitechture belivers eating a
chesee hotpocket? Need some help here obviously. I would try and host it but
my cable modem sucks.

Michael A. Turner
Systems Engineer
WHRO
michael.turner at whro.org
http://www.whro.org


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From: Al Potter [mailto:apotter at icsa.net]
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 3:34 PM
To: geeks at sunhelp.org
Subject: Re: [geeks] A differnet type of geek adventure.... 


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D00d:

> 	What I need advice on is how can I secure this site so that it
> cannot be snagged back from me by WIPO or some other legislative body. I
> plan to get a site on it as fast as possible so that I can stake my claim
> better. The site is basically going to be based on "The real INFO about
> virginia beach" were I air all their dirty laundry for everyone to see.
> Anyone got advice how to bullet proof against trademark claims and such?


VABEACH is NOT an abbreviation for Virginia Beach, it is an acronym for.....

oh, something...  think it up and change the info on the domain ASAP.


> 	Also were can I find a hosting site that won't buckle under pressure
> for this domain? 

Host it yourself.  A Sparc LX complete should be under $50, takes very
little space and juice, and can probably be colo'd somewhere for little or
nothing.  If you have a cable modem or DSL and a static address, just do it.



AL


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